you there is war in your cree in the middle of europe. what does this effect tourism here on my orca ocoee in majorca says him, but i felt like us now we are of course affected by the war and i thought of place all countries are affected because, i mean i also thought it and not only the tourism salary, but production and infrastructure to allow mine. okay. let it lapse have been in the war and human suffering have consequences for all of europe and tourism is no exception. we haven't did that mean they went off with him. okay. in broke some of them in the next few weeks and months things should really get going again with tourism. are you hoping for as many vacationers as possible? how do you see it? my, your accounting up or seem there? oh go. moreover, when or not i thought if them as they have they don't. well, just this february we passed a law that puts a cap on the number of hotels in vacation accommodation on the bali re island, estimated by gotham allen milady. that means we won't continue to grow most, it won't be possible to bu

and fleet to europe. assembly of a body is not a new pathetic. 6 so great you want to talk with to purchase a new product that you are and it's not not a problem with much the but boy, well see just when you thought a charge to ship one large box a large, somebody denies what you more employed than buying a b like boy, yeah, you are going to go to where did you buy it? if you're, when you get a she just got baby stuck next to it even is that the college don't you know you're being that are still opinion. there is another i guess we're gonna be charged with to look at that. i don't know supposed to speak to them on the future when you have a copy of that. you might have a full motion with a lot of them with the cooking, with, with them . she'll be soon. ukraine has been a war. so for the last 8 years, government forces have been selling their own people because of differences concerning language, political affiliations, culture, history, and their country's future. the world watched the never end in bloodshed for years cease fire agreements were repeatedly broken. the exchange of fire contin

clear that russia should not be seen to gain territory, to cross borders, to change the geography of europe by force? it is definitely going to get bigger, isn't it? finland and sweden — certainly finland, probably sweden — willjoin. the geopolitics of the north, the nordics, isjust transformed by this. both sweden and finland have histories, cultures of neutrality, for different reasons. that has been blown out of the water by the threat from russia that they now see, and therefore there is an expectation that they will both go down the road ofjoining nato. nato's now got more troops, more forces on russia's borders as ever before. anyone who's seen the pro—russian mercenary force, the wagner group, in operation, knows how ferocious they are. from donbas to crimea in 2014, wagner has played an often savagely violent role alongside the russians in syria, libya and the central african republic. allegations of murder, rape and torture seem to follow them wherever they go. since last year, they've been operating in the vast west african state of mali, at the invitation of the military go

very difficult, but you go to bed, we have sag you in europe. they want the 2021 champions league kids. it's special. it's exciting. and broke the world record for attendance to the women's game in march 2022. when i saw a summer yourself, but just a few years back, nobody seemed to care much about them. at the time the team and the league were nowhere near professionals stuck in amateur mode and usually don't have cancer side. what's happened here? but stephanie have only been a professional site since 2015 barcelona man team. in the meantime, seem to have forgotten what made the club great. the club claims. this is about more than empowerment, but what exactly is it then? i came here to spain to find out why my family has become such a power health in such a short amount of time. that's a good question. i want to know the answer as well. well, barcelona spain, 2nd largest city isn't exactly a stranger to football, right? one of the local teams, fc barcelona, or one of the most famous clubs in the world at stadium comp no holds up to a 100000 p

on the continent of europe today. undeathered to reason or humanity, putin will not stop his brutal slaughter of innocents. words and well wishes will not be enough. what ukraine needs most of all is reinforcement. it needs arms, ammunition, combat vehicles, and air and sea defense. putin's russia will never win this war. the carling and resolve of the ukranian people is legendary but to hiceen the demise, america must act. ukraine's fight for liberty is the world fights for liberty in this modernerra d.m. anand: put an end, sooner rather than later to the bloodshed that putin's has unleashed. thank you chairwoman delauro to bring this critical bill forward. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. >> the i yield to the ranking member of the state and operations for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: i rise in support of h.r. 769 #, the emergency supplemental appropriations act for ukraine. this vital assistance will continued support of ukraine's heroic and assi

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it isn't 'ust a song contest. h europe. it isn't 'ust a song contest, it's _ europe. it isn'tjust a song contest, it's the _ europe. it isn'tjust a song contest, it's the coming i contest, it's the coming together of countries, and that's why wonderful things like tonight happened, but it does get political. sometimes. but so does — does get political. sometimes. but so does the _ does get political. sometimes. but so does the world - does get political. sometimes. but so does the world cup, - does get political. sometimes. but so does the world cup, so| but so does the world cup, so did the olympics. these things happen. as we saw tonight, countries vote for others despite politics. the uk didn't do badly, we were rewarded for it. it's not —— about politics. everyone loves pain. i don't think we need to worry too much about politics —— everyone loves spain. it's more humanitarian. it's the least you could do.— humanitarian. it's the least ou could do. ., ,, ., you could do. can ukraine host? the winters _ you could do. can ukraine host? the winters to _ y

fallen below what many thought it happened once they tabulated votes that came in from fans around europe who sending text messages ukraine blew away the competition. there was no doubt that they were favored by most of the people who boat in this contest and propelled them to an incredible victory. we spoke ukrainian fans here inter and throughout the day on saturday and they said this is really more than a song has contest. this shows the support we need it most. we need the world to know that, that we're more than just a country beaten down by war. we have artists, we have singers, we have a rich culture. so this speaks volumes about the support people want to give them in and isn't just a political or emotional sentiment. people tell say, let the song to it's a fusion wrap and traditional ukrainian peace of pop music, something that seems to always go down well here at your vision and what of the group themselves, what was their reaction and indeed the crowd to the when yeah, i mean, they were just swept up by their emotions, they all have to return to ukraine because they are of mili

another area of low pressure pushing in from the west, but as it bumps into the high sitting across europe, it looks likely that most of the rain will stay out into western areas and ahead of it it is going to throw up some warm and humid air, so there is the potential on tuesday for some of us to see the warmest day of the week with highs of 25 celsius. but, yes, out to the west, and the cloud and rain we are looking at mid to high teens. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and through the middle part of the week, we see these where front starting to ease away and high pressure building in once again. there will be some outbreaks of rain to clear away but generally speaking through the middle part of the week, it looks likely to turn that little bit quieter and again, still pretty warm. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ten people are believed to have been killed in a mass shooting at a grocery store in the us city of buffalo. the 18—year—old suspect, who was allegedly shouting racial slurs, has been taken int

there were show trials in eastern europe, in hungary and poland, which aroused a lot of concern in the west because people seem to be confessing to crimes that they hadn't committed or mm hm. most importantly was the child was cardinal. mine's entity and hungry. and jesse was already and after world war 2, quite famous because he was known for having resisted the nazis and their occupation of hunger. and then after the war, he became the cardinal on the primary church. they arrested him, they can find him. those choose of being an aristocrat, it became a kind of target of that regime. and then he was put on trial, were publicly he confessed to the charges against him. and there was this fear in washington, the prince of the church. a man known for his courage under not to pressure that if he could be broken clearly the soviets session of techniques. mm. the c i s reaction was primarily around what they thought was brainwashing the concerns with communist brainwashing . what they never seemed to realize was that these communist techniques were actually borrowed originally from earlier a

and many lithuanians emigrated to western europe. but at the same time, our main problem is inequality almost, inequality of incomes, unequal opportunities given in 30 years ago. it's elena was home to 3700000 inhabitants. but then the exodus began 900000 lithuanian last the country, young people, especially most of them well educated and went to find work in the west. a huge problem for the small republic. despite this, the capital and the country as a whole, has embraced the modern world. annual economic growth has long been around 3 percent. and lithuania has one of the best fiberglass internet networks and all of europe. but lithuanians also have a strong sense of national history and identity. these hunters in apartment recall the independence movement of 1989. for your secretary for our history is our guide . and many things that are going on in society now are linked to our past. updating . mit is the goal of our security and foreign policy is to make sure that history does not repeat itself, reflect that a good network of tho

audiences here in uk and across europe have been glued to their television sets this evening — watching the annual eurovision contest — taking place this year in turin. 0ur reporter mark lobel has been following the show and joins me now. you've had quite an evening. any stand out moments? what happened? first of all, the boats are piling in. after 25 really powerful acts tonight, the focus was on the front runners, ukraine. the singers of that song have been given leave from the battlefield for a couple of days. let's have a reminder of that song. he sings in ukrainian as the italian audience applauded that song, there was a pleaded from the singer. he said... —— there was a plea. we had a second the singer. he said. .. -- there was a plea. we had a second— the singer. he said... -- there was a plea. we had a second message from the ukrainian — a plea. we had a second message from the ukrainian spokesperson _ a plea. we had a second message from the ukrainian spokesperson as - a plea. we had a second message from the ukrainian spokesperson as she - the ukrainian spokesperson

asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding in bomb shelters and fleeing to europe. boys, emily plus all the sheila fresh, marvin, i a new pathetic. 6 so green wanted to talk with you and your closure part to to purchase a new new new card. if not my new you, while it's not, not a problem with much the back with each other. when you thought your bye with the charges, you have one large box for guys, a large number, not what you want more than buying a point going there or did you buy it? when you get a distribution? i guess we're gonna be charged less. i'm gonna give it a little when you buy a copy, a form with a still be soon ukraine has been a war. so for the last 8 years, government forces have been selling their own people because of differences. sterling language, less costly, ations culture, history and their country's future. the world watched the never ending bloodshed for years cease fire agreements were repeatedly broken. the exchange of fire continued, but it no longer made the headlines. nursery schools, hospitals were baldwin there was no international

called at the camp of the saints and it's just a horrendously racist book about immigrants to europe and it was passed all over the white house when trump was president. everybody is reading it like it's some pop to it. it is just garbage. and they put this out in these white supremacist circles, anti these people read it and they start to believe it and when it does what it does is it denigrate immigrants, anybody of color, anybody with just a little bit of skin tone color than these guys, oh, they are denigrated. so, that's why the constant talk about the migrants on the border is really coming right from this, you know, white nationalist prospective. and it's just sad to see it, giving the general conversation about immunizing immigrants, and that's what it does, so they pick up on it, and they feel they are supported when they see that in general conversation. and they can see that same mindset, that like motive of anti-immigration. such a strong threat against them and then they're going to hit sites and they pick that up and then they get their guns, the guns make them feel lik

another area of low pressure pushing in from the west, but as it bumps into the high sitting across europe, it looks likely that most of the rain will stay out into western areas and ahead of it it is going to throw up some warm and humid air, so there is the potential on tuesday for some of us to see the warmest day of the week with highs of 25 celsius. but out to the west, and the cloud and rain we are looking at mid to high teens. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and through the middle part of the week, we see these where front starting to ease away and high pressure building and once again. there will be some outbreaks of rain to clear away but generally speaking through the middle part of the week, it looks likely to turn that little bit quieter and again, still pretty warm. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a mass shooting at a grocery store in new york. at least nine people are believed to have been killed. withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. finland's president tell

but we don't do you think that can be normalization between europe and russia, while putin remains in power possibly until 2036. but 1st of all, we should not let us leads by our wishes, how government otherwise should be. as we see in many pas as a wall we have to do with countries that have comments. we don't like at all. and it doesn't look like that putting and gets ousted by his own people. opposition and people are getting murdered, are arrested and in jail in minority. and although one cannot drastic and then the number's still, the support for put in russia seems to be pretty high. so i wouldn't count on the change area very much in regina change is not a good experience we have as, as, as aim of our policies. so i think we will have to deal with russia one day or the other and i'm afraid we are not the ones to decide who is in government there yet. the precondition for that is that the war has come to an end. and russia puts back us troops that ukraine is a democratic independent state and not something which is dictated by a russian czar if you want to call them and, and wit

mm, europe has a plan to re claim data sovereignty, which is the project gaga x. this will challenge u. s. and chinese cloud dominance by creating an open and transparent data infrastructure for the whole of europe. i. it would be amazing if use as not as companies could decide who our data is, chad with, and what purposes it gets used for. when you pay for services like google or facebook, if it meant you own your data. and if so, how much? let us know your thoughts. let's it for me this week. see you next time i enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian vladimir poacher, whose victory day parade in moscow brought no sign of the war. and ukraine is coming to an end. russia's leader flown during his car and these weapons blaming the way for his invasion, but wouldn't otherwise. i will deal with him again. a question to rouse craig middle social democrat member, the german bundis todd, who joins me this week. conflict zone next on d. w. mm. geo politics in the wake of the soviet union. what are russians? goals today? more than 30 years ago, 15 soviet republics bec

what happened in europe? to reuters headline wind droughts could talk all day long about russia and ukraine and i can't believe the thuggery. i can't believe the maliciousness the outright murderousness of this guy putin. disgusting but europe drove themselves into the ditch by over investing and renewables under investing in hydrocarbons closing base load power plants and relying to heavily on imports. it's the same thing. i said in front of the senate energy and natural resources committee when i testified in november, this is the danger. not saying i have any special insight, but this has been obvious for a long time. okay, so storage. oh, yeah, right, right. so reuter says we need better storage. okay, fine. let's talk about storage. just talking about new friend rita over here. she said can you talk a little bit about battery? sure i can talk about batteries. again, texas about one tenth of everything in the united states. we generate about four petal hour petawatt hours 4,000 terawatt hours a year in th

so this now has come into into europe, into the european union. and i find it, i find it very tragic. first of all, anybody who does away with his history is lost. any country that does not keep it, it's history present as no future. so they shouldn't, they should know that we did say which are very magic commission, particularly b, the russian speaking people of valencia have been so bring from the beginning, i mean, they have most of the basic human rights are, have been violated from the outset. i cannot understand how the you tolerates that because this is against you, principles and you regulations. and i don't understand why the youth does not do anything more to support the russian speaking minority of lot of you have who are equally a citizens of the ego and cannot be considered the 2nd class citizens in latvia. another chile message from the european politician, german parliament member anson, who fried her shirt, his opinions on why the west should send more weapons to care forces. this is the ukrainians day. do you understand what will

in the final seconds of the match to secure a 21 victory and dash fry books hopes for europe's top club competition. and he wouldn't have mattered anyway, because leipzig also clothed back and equalized against bill failed in the 19th minute from a free kick, which nearly all been headed in lots to clinch 4th place under trip to the champions. and it was, he did all the news of next shift, explores how the power of global text corporations is being curtailed, welled wide. the latest news are coming up again at the top of the hour from me and the team. and berlin, thanks for watching. we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check hot spot for food check and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off we go. it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come but only when and how the media will deal.

i gotta tell you the best weather on the continent at central parts of europe. we've got high temperatures here. well above average, fall on sunshine. but then there is some rain as we looked toward romania into the balkans in that's leaking into greece. now here's the thing for turkey at central areas, eastern areas where we've got some rain in the forecast for you top end of africa looks like this. a breeze off the mediterranean means the temperature in cairo is at $32.00. that's average for the sum of the or her mat. and wind is really pronounce and we've got storms across the gulf of getting a new ox shut at 43 degrees. that's almost 10 above average. we're dip to the south, now showers pull out of course zulu new tall into southern mozambique. so showers to be expected and ma, put so with a hiv $23.00 degrees here later. ah . the short films at home and inspiration. personal stories of people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive by courageously defending their rights to be heard a allergy 0 select. i'm rob reynolds at the us mexico border on may 23rd

our europe correspondent nick beake is in berlin and has been explaining the timescale finland and sweden are facing if they are to join nato. over the weekend, sweden in particular, the governing party there, the social democrats, they have been meeting, the prime minister and otherfigures within the party have been talking about whether this is a good thing for sweden, because traditionally the party has been against sweden joining nato, so the indications are that they will be changing their policy on that. it is not every day you see that — apologies for the noise there. but in terms of finland, we think in the coming days, there will be a decision. the way it all works, assuming there are no major stumbling blocks in the form of turkish opposition, the thinking is, when there is a big nato summit in madrid, that would be the moment at which the countries join. so that is how it is looking for now. interesting that the finnish president spoke to vladimir putin and explained to him why finland wants to join, he says because of the attack on ukraine, but also the way that vladimir put

i think that every country has a problem about corruption, even in europe, in us, in asia. it's not... tell me one country don't have any corruption. i don't defend that. but don't confuse the corruption with something else. the statue belongs to us, belong to cambodian people. we are driving to a village that lies in the shadows of the scene of industrial scale looting. up here is the way that go to the market in the... satia was born here and comes from a family of looters who struggled to survive under the khmer rouge. my older generation, my grandfather, my father, they already did that, they don't have choice. at that time, it's a civil war in cambodia. like, if you are starving, then finding some statues to sell for them so you could have money to feed your family, and i think that's what my father think, and that's why he did that. satia now works as a key member in the cambodian investigative team, fighting for the return of the country's antiquities. i grew up in this village next to the temple. some of the older generation, theyjust to see the gods in the temple.

frankfurt, a hot international gateway to the best connection, south road and radio, located in the out of europe. you are connected to the whole world. experience standing shopping and dining office and johnny our services will be our guest at frankfurt. i bought city managed by from bought for oh, oh oh, this is dw news, live from berlin, the west's new line of defense, nato foreign ministers in berlin, talked to finland and sweden, about joining the military alliance. ports on the program, successful ukrainian troops, and how to keep as russia abandoned tanks and territory there about ukraine's president lensky warrants of a long war. ahead and in bondage legal football. stuttgart have survived to play another season against germany's best clubs and thanks to a win against cologne.

the ukraine was considered the bread basket of europe, its crop. so now threatened by war, the russian army has stolen grain, devastated farms and mind countless fields ah, the war has left its traci's, not exxon's official, and the property on sandra is a farm. on the outskirts of cave. he owns a 1000 act as a farmland and agriculture machinery. it is business has been ruined since russian troops entered the village at the beginning of march. burnt arch, ahmed vehicle, 6 ways harvest. did you go what it did? they came to the gate and began rattling, you put my worker inside the found when they realized the triple barging through the gate, they ran over there across the fence, into the village. thank god, they're all alive for both. the russian forces in store themselves inside the facility and alexander fled to keel. now, alexander is picking up, the pieces is not just his farm house that was destroyed. the fighting is also affected, his farmland is littered with unexploded ordnance. supper minesweepers haven't been here yet, so we don't dare go o

i know we've gotten a little in your in europe. what does the word in your word? we're sort of a trillion, but it's actually a lot of money. it's worth just pointing out, right? this is a lot of money. and they also assume that this will actually lead to about a 3% and additional annual green inflation as they call it. this is not cool. this is not what we like this is going to be phenomenally costly if you look at a new nature study, it actually shows that netzero will cost each and every american more than 11,000 per person per year so notice if we just cut 20% that's going to be cheap that 75 dollars per person per year. most americans would actually accept that, you know, when we serve them they probably give you about a hundred 200 dollars to fix climate. so this could be done 40% already stretching it right 60% now 80% no and 95% no. right. that's just not going to go. you're not going to get people to say sure. i'm gonna spend eleven thousand dollars every each and every year being that much poorer that much colder that much more uncomfortable. that's just

in the final seconds of the match to secure it to one victory and dash fry books hopes for europe's top, clap competition. and it wouldn't have mattered anyway, because lifecycle also clawed back and equalized against bill failed in a 90 minute. from a free kick which heavily or been headed in by to clinch or place and a trip to the champions league. chat watching d, w and usa up next is well to stories of the week in reports and we'll be back with the latest at the top of the hour. in the meantime, thanks for watching anticipation. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word louis pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him a simple online on your mobile and free to shut t w's e learning course, nico speak? german made easy. sometimes a seed is all you need to allowed big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to wife.

allow the food and drug administration to import a product from, an fda purse approved facilities in europe. and you bring the product back as quickly as we can, to get it on the shelves. we can't deal with one source of producer of this product. and then we'll have legislation to deal with regulation and authorities that the food and drug administration needs to have. >> so congresswoman, you are going to introduce, you're gonna hope to introduce a bill this week. so how soon then, will parents and families feel some relief that is in fact passed? >> well, let me just say to you, symone, we're gonna move this fast as we can. which is why i'm gonna introduce it, i believe will have support to move forward on that, and both in the house and in the senate. and that we can get it done, and with the product as quickly as we possibly can. and i don't want to waste six weeks. parents want to do that, if you think about parents, and you know this. i mean you know the heartbreak. you don't want to feed your baby a contaminated product, but you want to be able to feed your baby. they shouldn't be a

johnson wrote a biography of winston churchill and it appears the spirit is running across europe, better late than never. >> thank you all, that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, we hope to see you right here next week. ♪♪ >> fox news alert, we are following reports of a shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. police say there are multiple victims in a suspect is in custody but other details are scarce and still a large police presence on scene. welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn, the latest shooting about 3:00 p.m. eastern time about an hour ago at the supermarket, the northeastern supermarket chain. poli say they are urging residents to avoid the area. i will go to the boy in the newsroom. >> horrible scene in buffalo new york, police on scene, the only good news to report as the suspect is in custody, multiple people have been hit by gunshots. you mentioned this came in into our newsroom about 3:00 p.m., half an hour after that so in the past half hour buffalo

these places in europe were smashing the records, stepped into a bowl. ensure the treasure map for modern globetrotters discover. some of you are record breaking sites on your back, youtube and now also in book form the rear natural spectacle in an improved world. ah, the most boobies have returned to the coast of the valley of saint lou with any success stories. fashion of biodiversity stores between d w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, the west's new line of defense, nato, foreign ministers in berlin, talk to finland and sweden, about joining the military alliance. also on the program, successful ukrainian troops and car keith as russia abandoned tungsten territory, there, but ukraine's president lensky warrants of a long war ahead and abundantly. gar, football, gods, half survived to play another season against germany's the best clubs. thanks to win against cologne.

unable or unwilling to rapidly increase oil production to offset sanctioned russian oil for consumers in europe. this is taking place as we witness rapidly unfolding experiments between countries seeking to trade in currencies other than the us dollar. in these recent developments we can see we can also see assertions of power over c and land and attempts to stabilize the petrodollar to project a future for us power. the world remains caught in the grip of the war finance nexus thank you so much. our next panelist is jimmy sweet. who is an assistant professor of american studies at rutgers his current book project the mixed blood moment race law and mixed interest during dakota indians in the 19th century midwest analyzes the legal and racial complexities of american indians of mixed indian and european ancestry with the focus on kinship family history land dispossession and citizenship. is dedicated to indigenous language revitalization and preservation and as research is driven by a need to understand the full effects of american colonialism on indigenous americans and how those consequences

europe has been the leader on this issue and look at them. now. let's delve even further into the morality of it. is going green a luxury of post-industrial economy such as ours or that's what i'm told our economy is. and is it an unrealistic burden to heap on economies that are still developing? let me ask you first felix. yeah, so i mean green philosophically is the idea of minimizing or eliminating human impact on nature. and as i said before, i think this is based on primitive religion or primitive philosophy, which is the idea that our impact on the world is somehow immoral and also somehow inevitably self-destructive it sort of like you violate the commandment and it's wrong but you're also going to go to hell and the modern global warming narrative is like a modern hell narrative. there's no plausibility like three more degrees fahrenheit and 80 years. there's no plausibility that's going to end the world but people have this religious view that like, we're really going to hell so this is a primitive view and yeah it it's not of you that's

in the final seconds of the match to secure a $21.00 victory and dash fry box hopes, fort europe's top club competition. and it wouldn't have mattered anyway, because lighting also clawed back an equalizer against billy, felt in a 90 minute from a free cake which really alban had it in logic, clinch 4th place and a trip to the champions league. and just before we go, it's a big night for pop music, france. the final of the eurovision song contest has just begun in the italian city of children. though the competition is supposed to avoid to politics. it's helping a clear favorites. ah, the ukrainian folk, hip hop, a band council orchestra, have to take home some good news in times of war. the band says it feels a huge responsibility to represent ukrainian culture at a time when russia is trying to destroy it. russia has been kept out of this year's competition. it watching dw news life from berlin, and we'll be back with the latest updates at the top of the hour season with we're all set to go to eob eob. yes. citizenship and we're all live as we take on the we're all about the stories

central parts of europe, we've got high temperatures here, well above average, full on sunshine. but then there is some rain as we look toward romania into the balkans and that's leaking into greece. now here's the thing for turkey. central areas, eastern areas where we've got some rain in the forecast for you. south end of africa looks like a breeze off the mediterranean means the temperature in cairo is that $32.00 that's average for the sum of the year or hard met. and wind is really pronounce that we've got storms across the gulf of getting a new oxide at 43 degrees. that's almost 10 above average for dip to the south. now showers pull out of cause zulu new tall into southern motes and beat. so showers to be expected in my put so with the highest 23 degrees c later ah, a unique bullet protest by a palestinian artist using this symbol of national identity to create post agent passport stamps. but us for some burgers and also re dot e life player to be at the conflict anyway, sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict. anamosa. we come to palestine, palesti

johnson wrote a biography of winston churchill and it appears the spirit is running across europe, better late than never. >> thank you all, that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, we hope to see you right here next week. ♪♪ >> fox news alert, we are following reports of a shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. police say there are multiple victims in a suspect is in custody but other details are scarce and still a large police presence on scene. welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn, the latest shooting about 3:00 p.m. eastern time about an hour ago at the supermarket, the northeastern supermarket chain. the

but also to discuss on how we can strengthen the partnership between africa in europe. and for us, it was very important to be there to insist on the most depressing issues that we are dealing with today, especially after quivered 19 or we still manage included 19 is not 100 percent gone . and suddenly we have the ukranian crisis that is affecting everybody around the world, but even more so, affecting africans, let's how my a bit now on the war in ukraine, which is affecting many around the world, including across the continent that is rising cost of living air fuel and food prices really increasing. why should african countries due to ease the burden of citizens? we have short terms actually since that need to be taken to immediately or reduce the impact on the population. or we need to find ways to reduce the impact of increase of food price in oil prices in many african countries. are you need to basically provide some financial support or for going some tax revenue. because when you import product, there are tax cuts, some duties that need to be paid, but some coun

let up from leinster, johnny sexton pulling the strings for the second try of the day and is tenth in europe this season. time was running out on the rein. a flicker of hope with 15 minutes remaining. it was a mere consolation though, it you can delete back hugo kenyans last minute try the cherry on top for leinster earning themselves an opportunity to win a fifth champions cup in marseille where racing 92 or at lower shall await. wasps were beaten 20—18 by lyon in their european challenge cup semifinal. wasps had led at the break after scrum—half dan robson's try, but the french side proved too strong, two converted tries seeing them through despite a late fightback, denying wasps the chance of a first european final in 15 years. the other semifinal between saracens and toulon kicks off injust under an hour. exeter have secured a home fixture in the women's premier 15 play—off semifinals against bristol, who they beat 29—26 at sandy park. bristol knew a win would see them clinch a home tie in the semifinals, and they led in the second half but this try from kate zackary helped turn

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ensure that people in ukraine and this is also our common goal as g 7 can live as everybody else in europe again in peace, but also insecurity and freedom in their own country. and we will support ukraine on this pass was whatever it take to ensure that they have freedom and peace in their own country. and we have also made very clear that it's our go, that rushes bridge was international law that the imperial strategy often aggressor, which reaches international peace order and law, will not succeed. german foreign minister analynn at their book there and did all these chief or international editor richard walker was at the g 7 meeting told us more about the support to being promised for ukraine. what they were talking about here at the g 7 form in us is, is the kind of support the g 7 countries have been providing over the last 2 or 3 months of the war. obviously, a lot of financial support. it's been humanitarian support increasingly over the last couple of months in a recent weeks has been increasing military support right up to kind of heavy weapons that we've seen western countries p

and of course, if the world, if europe in the trailer supported to be before me. and so for colors focused, right, and for example, we're going to be the, when of course it will be very symbolic. it will be very symbolic. once again, show us a power of support to support the people in all around the world. and of course, it's going to be like a 1st symbolic victory before the main one. we are waiting for pro abortion rights activists are marching around the us to demand continued access to the procedure rallies on response to a leaked vote from the supreme court last week. and a draft opinion majority of justice is voted to over ton, a landmark ruling on abortion. 973 roe vs wade decision paved the way a nation wide access. we live in washington dc, but 1st let's go to new york. we can see kristen salumi who's live at a protest there, a hugely emotive issue in the united states. kristen, what are you expecting where you are? oh the well you can see the huge crowd. * behind me now there are unions where to make their voices heard the k through morrison, right? i th

europe we kind of got a taste for this early in the pandemic. when other countries were starting to approve their vaccine. the fda was saying wait, hold, up we have a really high bar for when we say something is safe. is the same with fda and baby formula. we don't import baby formula from other countries. but now a senior administration official will say and fda will be coming up with an announcement in the early days on how to increase baby formula imports. we don't know what that will look. like we do hope it will help. president biden said that will help to delete this problem in the next few. weeks >> josh lederman. thank you for becoming an expert on baby formula. it's an incredibly important topic right now. house minority neither kevin mccarthy and other republicans are submitted subpoenaed by the january 6th committee. coming up, why they could be charged with the crime right now. and then next, how democrat led states are preparing for the overturning of roe v. wade as thousands across the country rally in support for abortion rights.

second there's a big swath of countries up here including the us which is over here europe over here. whose energy use per capita is relatively constant. the problem is there's only about a billion and a half people over here. there's another about six billion people down here whose energy use is going to increase. monotonically as they improve their art and so you could put those two things together population and development. and also realize that fossil fuels have remained predominant in supplying it to the world's energy currently about 80% from coal oil and gas wind and solar while they're growing rapidly or down here. fossil fuels are the most reliable and convenient way of getting energy you put that together and you can direct check that the world's energy consumption is going to grow by 50% from where it is today over the next 30 years. most of that growth is in asia. and that if we don't change our policies. the great majority of that energy will continue to be supplied by oil gas and coal. these are fundamentals that just data. it's okay. there's some projections as well, b

asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding in bomb shelters and fleeing to europe. boys, emily of a fresh smiling. i a new pathetic. 6 so green, want to talk with you and your those are part you to purchase a new car. it's not my you while it's not, not a problem with not the back with the child. when you thought your bye with the child, with grand harbor, you lost them by not what you owe on floyd them by a little or did you buy it when you get a b? i guess we're gonna be charged to let someone give it a known as pro for project b to the future when you have a copy, a form with a lot of them with shelby soon. ukraine has been award selling for the last 8 years. government forces have been selling their own people because of differences, sterling language, less costly, ations culture, history and their country's future. the world watched the never ending bloodshed for years. sci fi agreements were repeatedly broken. the exchange of fire continued, but it no longer made the headlines. nursery schools, hospitals were bought. ruth, there was no international outcry. a